Orchestra Hall) this week's installment of the Wild Nights series at the Minnesota Zoo should truly be a wild one with a blend of hip-hop and reggae acts, including Nur-D, Fanaka Nation, Dred I Dread, iLLism and Ka Lia Universe (6-10 p.m., $30-$40) Of Monsters and Men co-vocalist Nanna is touring for her first solo album, 'How to Start a Garden,' with inspiring opener Indigo Sparke (8 p.m. N., Mpls., $20-$25, axs.com)Īlso: Hip-hop crossover star Dessa once again pairs up with the Minnesota Orchestra for a three-night run that will feature new songs and arrangements, but as usual it's nearly all sold-out (8 p.m., also Fri. Her real-life musical know-how was partly why she got the on-screen gig, and she's back onstage showing off the Siouxsie-style dour goth-pop from last year's debut album, 'I Can't Let Go.' (8:30 p.m. Suki Waterhouse: Already a rising musician with a Sub Pop record label deal and cool friends like tourmate Father John Misty and her ex-Wisconsinite producer Brad Cook, this British singer/songwriter and onetime model crossed over to the mainstream playing Karen the keyboardist on this year's hit Amazon TV series 'Daisy Jones & the Six,' about a fictitious band. (Thu.-Sat, Soo Pass Ranch, Detroit Lakes, $189 and up, )Ģ.

Among the other performers are Brothers Osborne, Gabby Barrett, Travis Tritt, Blackberry Smoke and Jo Dee Messina. 1 country hit, 'Thank God,' and old reliable Brad Paisley, an ace guitar picker who can sell a song more effectively than he can sell insurance.

Hard to believe but he's sold more albums this year than Taylor Swift, thanks to his crossover hits 'You Proof' and 'Last Night.' Also headlining are Kane Brown, who is enjoying his ninth No.

We Fest: To celebrate its 40th anniversary, this Up North camping-and-country hoedown has landed the biggest fish in the country pond - Morgan Wallen.

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